Ok. Another dilemma for you to solve!
As you know, Sabela isn't the world's best eater. She has a range of things that she likes but is very loathe to try other things.
Now, bear in mind she may be teething (but not in the full grip of it) and tell me if I'm doing the right thing.
She is getting incresingly unwilling to eat. I try not to make too much of a fuss, but she is starting to refuse even her favourite things. Today she ate a good breakfast (toast and porridge)a few bites of egg and toast at lunch and hardly touched her favourite salmon and rice this afternoon. I had deliberately not given her any snacks. She is used to having cereal before bedtime and I think this is what she was holding out for when she refused her dinner. She was certainly very hungry.
My plan is
- don't offer other foods if she's refusing what's offered (I'm not offering her
anything she doesn't like at the moment. In the past, we have offered alternatives if she doesn't like what she's eating - nothing exciting but something like apiece of bread)
- no snacks - only milk or water in between meals
- in two weeks I plan to stop the cereal before bedtime (I'm not harsh enough to do it straight away)
DH thinks she might be too little, but I feel that her eating is actually going backwards.
I think today she really isn't hungry as she's not even eating her cereal just now (DH is giving it to her as I write), but in general, would you think this is too harsh, or WWYD!